Deep Blue Sea

  Deep Blue Sea is an oldish film released on July 28, 1999. I watched this film only once round about 5 years ago, (Don't really think I should of been watching it at that age). I have remember most of it all this time and I recently re-watched it to jog my memory. If you have seen and enjoyed this interesting film then you will know why I remembered it.

  The film's setting is Aquatica, a research lab in the middle of the ocean. Dr. Susan McAlester (Saffron Burrows), the research project leader desides to change a few sharks brains with a human brain. She discoveres enzyme in there brains which could re-activate human brain cells.  

  The mako shark is a highly prized sport fish; while not as infamous as the great white, the mako is known for its speed and maneuverability in the water, clocking in at more than 60 miles per hour. They are aggressive in temperament and have a capacity for consuming large prey. The gestation period for the mako shark is approximately 12 months. The gestation period for a feature film script with genetically altered mako sharks–about four years.